Build confidence and clarity in your leadership journey
Stepping into a new leadership role isn't easy
Moving from individual contributor to people leader can feel like the ground shifts beneath you. Suddenly you’re balancing your own work with guiding a team, often without much of a roadmap.
You’re not alone — most new leaders wrestle with the same challenges:
- Figuring out what’s really expected of you in this role
- Finding a balance between leading and doing at the same time
- Wishing you had a safe place to ask questions and get feedback

The Collective provides the support you need
You'll become part of a community that is invested in your success and designed to help you give you clarity and confidence to thrive as a leaders.
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A network of K-12 ed-tech peers to provide context and validation
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Insights into strategies that elevate your performance
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Opportunities to strengthen your communication skills
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Practical examples and best practices to accelerate problem solving
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Guidance thats builds your confidence leading projects and small teams
Inside your membership
The Collective's online membership platform makes participation practical and impactful. Everything is designed for busy emerging leaders who want real support without adding noise to their calendar.
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Peer groups created just for emerging leaders in Sales, Marketing, Product and Customer Success
- Monthly peer meetings that offer a safe space for candid conversation and problem-solving
- Cross-functional discussion threads to ask questions, share insights, and learn strategies between meetings
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Curated resources including articles, tools and video archives to deepen your knowledge
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Executive coaching with optional 1:1 sessions for personalized guidance

Conversations and insights that matter most
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Managing priorities and metrics-based goals
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Influencing decisions and securing buy-in for your plans
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Delegation and performance management
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Situational analysis and decision-making
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Real-world challenges being faced by fellow members
Exclusively focused on K-12 ed-tech
Every discussion and resource in the Collective is tailored to leaders navigating the complexities of K–12 ed-tech, so you gain relevant insights, stronger peer connections, and the tools to lead with impact. It's no surprise that the industry's leading companies are represented in our membership.



























Participation that works with your schedule
When you join the Collective, you'll get instant access and flexible learning opportunities.
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You'll be automatically placed in a peer group with people in a similar role
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Monthly live events are optional but encouraged
- Asynchronous discussion threads available 24/7
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Video and resource repository provides "always on" learning opportunities
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Gather and apply new insights with 1-2 hours per month of engagement

A space designed just for emerging leaders
Join an online community that supports the future of K-12 ed-tech leadership:
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First-time managers and rising team leads
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Individual contributors preparing for their first management role
- Leaders who value peer learning and collaborative environments
If you're a VP, Director or Senior Manager, there's a space for you, too!
However, if you're a consultant or vendor serving ed-tech companies, you're not a fit for the program at this time. Not sure if your'e a fit? Check our FAQs.
Limited opportunity to join as a Founding Member
Core Services + Insight Videos
$675/year
Save 15% annually
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Peer Forums
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Discussion Threads
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Collective Conversations
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Member Directory
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Insight Videos (2026)
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Mini-courses (2026)
Comprehensive Services
$1,195/year
Save 15% annually
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Executive Coaching
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Peer Forums
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Discussion Threads
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Collective Conversations
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Member Directory
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Insight Videos (2026)
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Mini-courses (2026)
Core Services + Insight Videos
$195/3 months
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Insight Videos
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Mini-courses
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Peer Forums
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Discussion Threads
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Collective Conversations
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Member Directory
Comprehensive Services
$345/3 months
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Executive Coaching
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Peer Forums
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Discussion Threads
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Collective Conversations
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Member Directory
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Insight Videos (2026)
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Mini-courses (2026)
Who should participate?
The membership is designed for leaders in Sales, Marketing, Product and Customer Success roles in K-12 ed-tech companies. There are distinct peer groups for Functional leaders (VPs, Directors and Senior Managers) and Emerging Leaders (first-time managers and aspiring leaders).
At this time, there are no dedicated peer groups for Executive Leaders (SVP, C-level) , however those individuals still can access all other member benefits (discussion threads, events, webinars, curated resources, member directory).
What is Founding Membership?
Founding Membership is a limited opportunity to join the new online community at its launch stage. These members will receive first access as the platform opens and will also receive the Insight Videos and Mini Courses (when released in early 2026) at no additional charge.
Founding Members lock in special pricing that will never increase. Once our Founding Memberships have been filled, only standard memberships will be available, and will be subject to periodic price increases.
Do members need to attend every meeting and event?
No. Members can engage at the level that fits their role and schedule. Some will prioritize monthly peer Forums, while others may participate more through asynchronous discussion threads or Collective Conversations. The online community is designed to be valuable whether a member joins frequently or taps in selectively.
Does the Collective have memberships at the corporate level?
Yes. Please visit this page to learn more about our flat-rate corporate membership.
Is the Collective membership open to those who are currently in a job transition?
Yes. Our online community is intended for ed-tech professionals who want to learn and grow as leaders, as well as share their knowledge and experience with others. We welcome your contributions to this community. Please note that our user guidelines prohibit direct solicitation for employment opportunities, freelance work, or requests that are beyond the scope of the learning environment that may be unwanted by fellow members.